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DC,
what you say does of course make sense. I agree with that. And I'm beginning realizing the what really matters is the feeling. So we may have an actual soft recoil, but perceive it as a stronger one, or vice versa..
However - and that's why it is so hard for me to handle the mater - does the perception matters so much, to modify accuracy for example.
Let me explain. Pretend the following scenario:
- A cartd. is hanloaded, to achieve soft recoil
- The shot produces _actually_ a soft recoil, at least softer then average, say.
- The shooter perceives the recoil as stronger than normal
QUESTION: does the accuracy get impacted ? What is the impact of the perception on the performance ? In other words:
are we all sure that the "perception" is more important than the facts ?
Sorry for asking so much.
TSC
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